PROVIDENCE — Four years since schools temporarily shut down for the coronavirus pandemic, Rhode Island students remain far ...

Standardized test scores have improved in the district, the Avon Board of Education revealed at its meeting on Wednesday, Oct ...

The Kentucky Department of Education has released the latest standardized test results for the commonwealth's public schools, showing proficiency rates in reading stayed the same, math proficiency ...

The results, based on tests given last spring and released Thursday by the Oregon Department of Education, show the merest upticks in math for elementary ... Director of Assessment Andrea Lockard ...

Baltimore (WBFF) — Maryland students continue to have serious problems when it comes to math ... of the 2024 state test known as MCAP, the Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program.

Yes! If you would like to reassess, you must spend 10 hours in the study modules between proctored assessments. Although 10 hours are the minimum required, very few test higher without completing the ...

Ontario students' math, literacy scores flat or up slightly from last year: EQAO Experts weigh in on pros and cons of EQAO tests as students resume assessments For students in Grade 6, 82 per cent ...

PHOENIX — Arizona’s public school students, on average, are failing to pass the state’s standardized tests ... share of students passed the math assessment, 32% this past school year ...

Fewer Ontario students in grades 3 and 6 are meeting the provincial standard in reading and writing compared to last year, while math scores ... and system-wide, as assessment information enhances ...

Standardized test ... and math, when compared with the previous year. On Thursday, the Education Quality and Accountability Office released provincial and board-level data for assessments done ...

As math gaps continue to widen in many grades, educators face an uphill battle to help students regain ground in the subject. Following historic math declines on the Nation’s Report Card in 2022 ...

It does pay off for what is assessed [in standardized math tests], but it’s not directly assessed, and so that makes teachers nervous. Also, sometimes teachers really don’t like to say this ...